| Introduction to Literature | |
| Intro to Literary Studies | |
| Literature as Popular Culture | |
| The Environmental Imagination | |
| Great Books | |
| Regional Literature | |
| The Bible as Literature | |
| Mythologies | |
| Literary Criticism | |
| Multicultural Literature | |
| American Literature to 1900 | |
| American Literature after 1900 | |
| Advanced British Literature I (Formerly LIT 324) | |
| Advanced British Literature II (Formerly LIT 325) | |
| Advanced British Literature III (Formerly LIT 326) | |
| Women and Literature | |
| African American Literature | |
| Literature for Children and Adolescents | |
| Studies in Major Author/s | |
| Studies in Literary Genres | |
| Studies in Literary Topics | |
| Studies in World Literature | |
| Studies in Shakespeare | |
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Students must receive a grade of a "C-" or better in all required courses. The minimum number of credits for a non-teaching minor is twenty-one, with nine of those being upper-division credits.
A minimum of four courses (12 credits) must be unique and not used to fulfill major requirements.